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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-05-13

s9-Trunks, valises, satchels, Bags. r. E.
Bouldn. 15oct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01

4 NOD sUKRoUNDs TIE COURT HOUSE. a
P.M.-Adylces just received from Mid
dleton aay tho people there sre iea,fully
excited over the arrest Of Mr. o '3rien.
Twenty thousand persona are gathered
around the court house, and rioting Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
A SUSPICIOUS CIRCULAR.
An Appeal to Chicago Workingmen t

An Appeal to Chicago Workingmen to
Rescue tho Anarchists. s.l
CHICAGO, Oct, 9l.--Tho Sheriff ard po.
lice department were candidernbly agltc.
ted yesterday by the calculation from M
unknown aourcs, through the ncila, Of
the folloHiDg circular, which is without
signature or other Identification: .sl
"NoTIeEl WoRHIHGMEN-Will you, as
workinsmcn OF Chic6Eo, ollog champions
os. your leEi:imsts .!2hts, who arc now
confined In jail under sentsnco Of death,
brought about absolutely by public clanort
occssloned by grossly exaggerated and tic.
titioua statemen:a Of the capitalistic p.ess,
hang? sg,g Fl =
1t would hs denaglng to this lsnd OF
boosted civilization. Workiuymon, i,
those champions arc to hang or the llsh
oil November, rise iu'your might and effect
thsir rescue. The independence Of the
United States wa1 brought about BY the
use 0: hcmts end firearms. They are e.
fsctive. toreSa1ned 10 Eftaed.
Amy action that may he definitely de-.
tsrmined upon should bo kept secret until
the proper time. 1t ia not at all probable
that the militia will be on tho scene of my
attempted execution. Thia notice is no.
intended 10. any who are not in sympa.hy
With the condsmnod aen. Further notice
will be given further oa.'' r. So
Sheriff Nation, when shown copy Of
the circular, ssid he had no idea who were
circulating tho seditious ehest anu declin-
ed to express h!s opinion on It's import.
snco for day or two. Captain Setback
Taa OF the opinion that it had emanateu
from tho k'ain Of aone "crsnk" who
night have access to c printing ot1ice.
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CHRISTIAN STUDENTS.
A Delegation from salo Addressed by Hon.
70 10. ChRuucsv Dsnrv .,y,ri. g5-ss


Chauucoy DepsH. 81
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3l.-Hslf q dozen Yale
studentE, hesaed by Pitcher stagg, their
famous base bail twirlcr, came to New
York Lass evening sna held tbs frat Of a
ueries oil religious mssiiDgs tor atrdsnty o;
New York colleges and professional
Hchools. The hsll was we'll filled. Ohsun-
cey N. Dspew, who is just aa enthusiastic
Q Yale man now as when hs vas au under
grAduSte, found tine to preside over the
meeting. II regard stIdelt life rs more
thsn ii curriculum" said Mr.. Dspew.- ~
young man goes from his home with it's
narrow horizon to the broader world OF
young intsllects, and what he gains or
stses, tho changes brought about by at.
fractions mske bis character through life.
One mans influence ppon his fellows ia
oiten good. | have known ono man to
ruin whole class. In one instance three
or four brilliant men, leadera yet debauch-
ars-mon who were supposed to do great
talnGs Withou. work, men supposed to
nave an Extraordinary Gttraction for the
other sex which they 'nsed Ii an Immoral
way-ruined ,hund.eds OF their fellows.
This movenent Is to do away with such
thlnGs, to rescue true manhood in the
schools, and tssch the lerson that his life
ia best who lives best and gets tho most
oat o. It. The Yale students, AIessrs.
Carlin, centre sashsr in the foot b ill team,
Gibson, last years Junior eEhi5ltion prizs
man, Richards, otthe glee club, and sssgg
told how Professor Drummoad's avangel.
ical movement had annrished at Yale and
sayo their own experiences OF its benefits
to them. "phis meetihp,H said Er. be-
pew in closing, ''.hoga that in an Ameri:
can college to-day no usn REsd apolegi. Q
for being a Christian" s53iiI i;jf ,.l
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CowARDLY METHODS
OF Anarchist .sJmphthlzsrs-Th
- .tls Families OF Law OlIlccra. vi

OF Anarchist .sJmphthlzsrs- -Threatonirs
- this Families OF Law officers.
CnloAao, Oct. 3l,-rho Evening Journal
says to.night:, Unwilling 10 rest thei,
chancea for commu!at;on Of the eentence
Of the Anarchists in the county jail on
legal tcchnicalities, voluminous petitioue
from tho Anarchists nympathizsrs have,
according to mos.trustworthy reports, DO.
sCended once more to the uas OF that SO.
!snic and idiotic method OF persuasion
the anonymous letter. and during the pssi
three weeks Judge Gary, States Attorney
Grinnsll end others connected With the
famoua trial, says this aano authority
have been daily delu2ei with. miasiyes oi
thie kind. While the officials themselves
pay little heed to this cowardly form oi
attack, their wives hsvs been made to su!-
fer for them especially is this tho case
with Mrs. Grinnell,. due to the receipt OF u
lettar IN which tho writer's threaten
In the event Of nothing being acc ,mp!lsh-
ed to aavs the leckG OF tho seven men,
tho kidnapping Of her children. Tha
police watch in the neiShbo.hood Of Judge
Gary and Mrs. Grinnell has bsen corelt.
erably strengthened, which, while adding
somo sort OF security 10 the vicinity,
nevertheleaa keeps the possible rosults Of
sn attaGt on the houses OF the two officials
iresh in the mindu o. the residents.
Judge Gary himself reoaiyes the lettcrs
with contempt, and pursues hia dali,
routine Of duty with undimtnishsd calm.
Despite his attitude, however, lie is fol.
lowed to and from his residence by DO
tecsiye, eye. ready to spring to his cid
shorld oocacion reg 4nlra. An attack upon
his person would hays "a bo executed
with skill to be- o success. 10
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A LONG STRIKE ENDED.
Southern Indiana Miner. Granted an A

Southern Indiana Miners Granted an Ad.
4. vance In Wages. x
: NENcENSEs, ISp., Oct. 3l.-The miners'
utrika at Washington, Daviea county, Ia
about ended and tho miners aro returning
to work. S.
Nearly 500 nire,s struck over q month
ago for what ia called tho Columbus scale
and pay every two weeks. Other tniusrs
in Sonth6rn Indiana followed, and over
20O men cult work in various counties
Goulh Of ths Ohio & Niss!ssippi Railroad.
When President Fishes, OF tho Miners:
State Federation, was called into tho con-
ference, he held cut i6r the Columbus
scale. The mine operators Represented
that theJ could not reach that figure ex.
aGtly, but agreed to advances The pay, and
Fisher hold meeting last night, in which
he explsinsd to the miners that they
would get lor the present thirty.fya cents
per afunlil soaies .ould be put in and
the coal weighed, and then the prices will
range from fo,ty.!So to fitty.three cents,
according to tho screen. The pay will be
made semi-monthly, which is shout eysry
fifteen or e!xteen days, Just fraction over
Two weeks. pay hsaas will get 81 SO per
day. 95-ij - -, > 90,
This ends long, tiresomo and expen-
sive strike. No doubt sill the miners vii!
agreo to the same terms. A general re-
vivsl is expected this week. President
fisher says the :cinera ge. almas. rs much
sY they GenBaa, n II II y - =
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TIE WRECKED STEAMER,
1hiSts.si1 Passengers Bel,eVs.i to nay
PerSchea en- the Vernon.

ThiSty.Six Passengers BelIevs.i TO Have
Per'chea On the Vernon.
MILWAUKEE, tOct. 3l.-Eyery vessel
known to havo passed the propeller Yer.
mons wreck of Two Rivera point lag.
Saturday he0 undoubtedly reachsd port
by th;o time, and as mono have reported
picking up eny body, the lake, there is
nov no doubt that every one aboard OF
her when she left Glen Haven ia dead, ss
no one would have survived the exposure
to the intense cold moro than q few
hours. Tho crew numbered twenty.
ak, and it 10 believed ths passengers
did not esceed ten In a!l, as the low slspe
OF water prevented the Venom from
landing at her two principal ports, Char.
ltvo!I and Frankfort. The only names
additional to those previously given are
those of William Albers, of Sanky;lie,
Wis, Miss Duulsy, of st. Janlea, Beaver
leland, and - - butcher, q deckhend,
Five h'hing tugo lott Two Rivers this al.
terncon, and eight miles Oft tho Lifo Saw.
ing Station; one Of them, encountered a
maaa OF wrecknge. 1t included yawl
boat, with the name Vernon painted on
it, a piece Of an ice box, and piece of the
cabin, -. AZ "a : u
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DAN CUNNINGHAM, who was charged
with having a hand in the Rosne county
butchery, tells straight and quite proba-
BILE story Of the wrstched affair. Tie
good nsns lie has borno and tho strong
Enforcement OF him by those who know
him, entit!s his statement to belief Until
it shall be dispro7ed. .tt
His recisa! of tho incidenta Of the crimo
is one Of the most thrilling stories Of
Wholesale, fisndieh murders ever printed.
Mr.. Cunningham furnishes the INTELLI.
GGScER With come names which, for pru-
Dental reasons, ars not made public at
this tins. II there be in this State such
thing as Law, here is good opportunity
to chow it. \
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FATuER TRACY STABBED
ny Weston Raihan--T Tho Assailant Held
litET3 1ir.tt for Trial. iEl l0 l5,s NfqE
SjtctIl Dtsnntch In M Lhiflft1tnc.r " ~ H VA

By Weston RaEinn--Tha Assailant Hold
tTE!T3itir.ft for Trial. ltlED lN l,.s lfF7
Special Dlspa.ch 10 lht I,.ltlligttcer. r
WKsros, W. VA, Oc!. 3l.-To.tlay Sam
Ochiltree, an employee Of the Central
Hotel, OF this place, was arrAigncd before
George P. Oliver, Juatlco Of tho Peace,
and charged with ueahult with intent 10
kill. The circumstances arc as follows:
Last Friday night about II o'clock,
Rov! ]. "a. Tracy, paelor OF tho Catholic
Church OF this place, wan leaving the Cen.
tral hotel, aiter having spent tho evening
With two friends aud acquaintance,
s!rapgerein thoci!y, who were bore on busl-
ness. ochiitree nade1ome uncompimen
ary remark 10 the Ruests, and upon being
repremanded by the reverend gentleman.
walked ont aud in a few minutes returned
to the attinS room, where they wore upon
the point o., 7par!ing, with an open knife
IN his hand. He advanced toward Father
Tracy, who puuhsd him away, saying he
TEniod nothing 10 do With him. A low
almiiar romarks were passed, whom Ochil-
tfee 6sepped hlcki and plunged q knife
one and 4 hall lncheg into hlu back, iuss
below tbs ninth rib. He was taken 10 his
homo and attended by Dr.. Holt, and ia
doing as we'll aa could be expected.
Ochilt!es gave bond In the sum Of $500 for
hia appearance at tho March term Of tho
Clicuit Court, Z. 81 r. q 5,.I.7l
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- ~ = = ~
CONDENSEpiTELEGRAMS.

A FIRE in Cincinnati yesterday DESTROYED
SO, 900 worth Of property. The building
burned vas q large warehouse. : :
Louis Phailer, aged twenty.seyep, OF
New York, ebo: his wife yesterday, kill
ing her instantly. He then very properlv
blew out his own hlains.a {. S .@s;'
1na New York boarding house yeeter-
day William Dowuey, clerk, and o lodeer
named HenncsY got into an altercstion.
which resulted In Henresy receiving fatal
in;uflee. JGPy a5ji&E' q ii - 1}'.f,
The Third National Bank! OF St. Paul
will 90 into liquidation. 1t is said The
bank is perfectly solvent. L;abilitien ara
stated at 100000, with plenty cf assets to
meet them. jjisi 3,,lI,2l i}E,&} Ss51sl
"a sensational etory ia published ia
Pittsburgh to the effect that a mysterious
box has been Bent TO Chicago. The cir.
cumstsrcao surrounding tho matter seem
to indicate that a plot 10 blow up some.
body connected with the Anarchist trials
is on foot. i.f IA st;li .tti5E
! William Rohinuon, a colored policeman
at Pittsburgh, yesterday shot and instant
ly killed William Dolan, q white brake
man. It ia claimed Dolan was resistin,
arrest. Tho policeman narrowly escaped
being lynched by Dolan'n friends. He il
now in custody. ts3 4. M 5677
Gov. Gordon, Of Georgia, addressed
Democratic meeting at Columbus, O, las
night. He donied that he had belonge(
o tho ku.klux, but admitted that Il
hcse days he had belonged to a secre
rganization ofsouthern s"men for pro
eotion sgainut bad northern men VII
anne amongst them alter the war;. ttE
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FATHER MoTIauE hss played fast and
looae with the public school system in
Pittsburgh. He made determined effort
to 60. in, and he 10 hardly warm in hla
placo before takes /. into bio head that he
wants to get out. Perhaps the credit OF
tho ls.ss. move ia duo to his congregation,
which msy have had more OF tho saving
grace OF common eones than Ito pantor.
The case stands just as TIE INrELLr-
GENcER predicted it would utsnd after
Father hicTighe had made the school
serve his purpose, whatever bis purpose
may have been. he took his pupils from
the psrochial achool, and now he ordera
thom out Of the public achool and
back to the parochial achool. Altogether
it is queer sort CT busineaa snd not crod'
liable to Father McTighs or the School
Board, fr7's @.ss'I
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THO. D. MoIoAN,
supt. Sharon Iron Company.
TIE PUBLIC uEALTu,
interesting Meetings Of two Com mit,co
r,sG srlS Inst Evening, lAEe ~. ~ 7tF

Interesting Meetings of two Com nit to es
f'sls. last Evening. ~ ss
Tho Council Committee on Health lest
evening considered tho complaints Of
contractors neSlec!ins their duties,
especially IN the Fra! aud Filth distr;c.s.
1t was decided to summon ,hsse, and
some others, before a special meeting 0 |
tho committee nsx. Monday evening to
explain alleged skort.cominsg. LIN,
The committee then adjourned TO the
Board OF County Commissioners' room.
where they met with tho CouaLy Board
OF Health, ior tho purpoJo Of considering d
resolution recently offerod in Ooun.
ell by Mr.. Cruise, to detiuo the
powers Of the Committee on Health aud
Ees!th Officers and tho Board Of Health,
Tho question was reieyYad to prosecut.
Ing Attorney Jordan and City Solicitor
CaldTell, they to study. the Hoa!th law
passed by the late Legislature and devise
how the city and county authorities may
work together without clanhing, Tor thte
general good OF the c,mmuuity, i ] ir2321-ii
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PETTsHuRaH, Pa, Oct. 9l.-Rev. James
J. McTighe, the Roman Catholic priest,
whoae clsctionto tho princ!pa!ahip of The
Thirty.thira ward school cauaed sach a
stir recently in re!isioua circles, has tend
ereds his resignation, and hau ordered
the Catholic. children to return to the
parochisl nchool. Father McTiphe' re-
fuses to give HIS reasons for rssigning, but
it is intimated tina. he was advised to dc
go By tho ne;sbera OF his congregation. : :
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MIR. FRYE INTEnvIEWED.
Why Cleveland is Rn,,tiod 50 tho Bem


Why Cleveland is 13n,,ticd So tho Demo.
$50 eratio Nomination.
New YoEE, Oct. 3l.-Senator ". P,
Frye, Of Msine, is in the city. To re.
porter yesterday he said: 81 have not ths
Iltghtept doubt that Cleveland will get'the
Democratic nomination ior the Presidency.
A President who osa violate every public
utterance he ever made, touching civil
service reform perSistently and con.inu-
ously, and at the ssme time satisfy the
Mugwumps that they did entirely right In
voting FOR him on .ha. iseue, is oloarly en-,
titled to the Democratic nomiustion.i'
Mr.. Frye seid that the way he would do
With the surplus would be 10 spand It. Ha
was asked if Mr.. Blaine would be the Re-.
publican candidate and soid: INV an
uwer Is he will be II ho desirca to bs.' "a
"OGn no be elected ~ .t
Hore tho Senator hesitated ior a mo-
ment, and then added in q reflective man.
ner:-"1 think his chances better than
they were four years ago, and T think he
is the atronGeat man We have"
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The Glass Trouble Unsettled.

PlrrapuRaH, Oct. Sl.-The flint glaas
manufacturers aad the workmen havo not
aetsled the dispute about ths wages OF tho
sathefiug boys. Each aldo continues fjrn.
sl!ll they e7ipae a;dssiro 10 bring ,the dil-
licClty to al smicsb!e concluaion. Neither
e:ce wants 70 be the cause OF s..ike, and
as the ttns Of the notice given BY the
wotkmen 10 the manufacturers will not
expire until November %, it is thought q
shut down may be avoided. 81
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4 Horrible DEATH. !

CHICAGO, Oct. STA Butte, Mont, ape-
cial aays: One Of tben'oss terrific explo-
aionD the. ever occurred in a mine
happened yesterday at ;Anaconda, which
resulted in the doRth OF two man, Jese-
miah Lynch and Dan:al O'Brian. q |.
seems that theae rasn went where ffty
pounds Of slant powder was deposited and
by some nysterioua meaEs this destruc.
tive clement was exploded. Their bodies
we're literally torn to ahreds. Not enough
Of either body wus recovered to show the
eemblance Of q man. Both were married
and had families living in this city. 55,I
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The SanltinS Case Will Not be Advanced BIZ
Ms i tho Supreme Court. - s
WASHINGTON, D. Q. Oc.. Sl,-The motion
made by Attorney General Garland Las!
week, as the request Of the Comptroller OF
tie Currency, to advanc, the case Of the
Receiver Of tho First :s'ational Bank Of
Buffalo against Elbridge G. spaulding and
others, on tho dccket Of the United States
Supreme COURT, we1 denied to-day. This
is the ase WHICH involves the tho aues.
ton Of the liability Of the direcs ot Ma.
tional banks for negligence iu the psr.
iorma1cs OF their duties. .-T
I There was no dtcision to-day Of the
Prohibition cases from kaueas, and Inc
opinions generally were no. Of general
public in te1cEt. y. 'i'2 & s -"
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4 Family Dtble Sucfl Eor

NEW YoHk, Oct. 81. .-Mrs. Agnes sseihr
and her neice, Mrs. Anna Bsuchs, Of
Newark, are engaged in q legal war for tho
possession Of an old family Bible. Mrs.
steihr had the book for nineteen wears,
and Mrs. Beuchs borrowed it. Mrs. Steihr
Eented !! ssSin, and hor neice asserted
that ehc owned It, c!lesing that her grand.
mother gave 1t ohor. Asployin suits fol.
lowed from each side, and now tho case is
IN fsir yng tp gst 10 the Supreme Court
beioys it Ia ssttled s$. s!S'f,T 4 ~ -,
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Tho Eyitlencnnu Ip

CLEVELAND, Oct. sl.-The tea!lmory in
tho case Of "Blinkey" Morgan, on trial at
Rayenns, was az II when court adjourned
to-day and argument will begin tomorrow
A osnaat!on wcs produced this afternoon
when the prosecution called lor Mra. Ann
Smyth, ot$Alleghany City, in rsbu!ssl.
It was III to sl,I Mrs. Smyth's /, house
that tho stolen furs were taken.
When called Il to-day, che said thai
James Robinso !, one Of the prisoners, was
at her house the came day that McMunn
was arrested for the fur robbery, 5 y iiss.s15f
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A Hello of tho Vernon.

MILwAukEE, Wis, Oct. 3l.-A special
to the Esening Wisconsin from shsboygan,
Wis, says: The flahing tux Welcome re.
tprned at half paat one o'clock with the
Ssst Of she lost oteamor Vernon, which
abe picked up about fourteen miles north
cast OF that port. On the raft were coat,
vest and soft felt hat, which evidently be-.
longed to 9 seaman. The hat was ripped
through the crown aud had been sewed
up. The lifs rsit had two air chambers
and bore the name Vernon. The fshinC
tug sheboygan has just atar!ed on course
down the lake, che will so as far 90 Two
Rivers Point. ~! .i3,fsGIgll s. :.
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a Mormon Champion,

TUCSON, At, Oct. 3l.-The Star pub
fishes letter from the Mornion Bishop
Clawson to Mormon voters urging them 10
subscribe for the Pheonis Gazette rs q ps-
per frioudly 10 their cause. The Gaelic
is partly owned by Governor Zrlick and
other territorial officials, and the Star al
legss that there ia corrupt understand
ing between the officials and tho church in
regard to legislation. ~ '-
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A coEREsroNDENr who, We regret, does
not Sign his nsms for publication, makes
soma pertinent commsn.o on the recent
article Of Mr.. I. r. Carskadon touching
prohibition politics. Tho communication
printed to-day ia commended to the cara
iul consideration Of oil who are interested
in tho subject. tis hoped that the writer
may yet publicly fathe. the article, for Mr..
Carakadon may DO disposed to reply to it,
and he would naturally desire to know
with whom he is in controversy. .e
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Tho %sw sIininc :,,,S tu l.ffeot ro,,ln In !,

Pl17sRuRaH, Oct. 3l.-To.nosrow Is ihs
day when the railroad miusyc Of the coun.
ty are 10 receive o S cent per ton advance
in wages, according to the Columbus
agreement, provided il can be shosg that
the latter hag been faithfully carried out.
The Interstate Board Of Arbitration and
Cancellation, composed of both operatoru
and minera, will meet before November
IS. either at Columbus or Indianapolis, to
consider the aastor.I fan advance ia de.
oided upon it Hill date from tomorrow.
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Z CORRESPONDENT complains OF the
extsns and growth OF Sabbath breaking
in this city. He ia only one OF many who
ara grie7ed by the condition of affairs
and srs thoughtful enough to sss the
STEADY drift in the wrong direction. There
ia ample room for good hons missionary
work, and it may be :hs. the police can
lond helping hand.
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Will NIoys to Bellairo.

Last evenings Pittsburgh's ( Chronicle
Telegraph saya: Mr.. Frank Lawn, who will
be Remembered as one OF the leaders in
the street car strike como !iiae ego, and
Who YVES Master Workman OF ths Street
Oar Employee Assembly for long time,
lelVea to-day for Bcllsiro, Ohio, to take
charge Of 3 shoe store at that place. Mr,
Lawn complains loudly ebont ths bad
treatmen! he received at the hands OF he
knights OF Labor in this city. Hs wus
sick for ooveral months, the Bickness bsine
brought on by his lahors. During all his
troubles he did not receive bit Of help. !,
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PREAIEDIrArED MUIspEE,
a Colored Preacher lftiied While Address
+ tug u Meeting. 34s, \ e - 81 59.g.t

oo4ored Preacher lltlied While Address.
4 ;nE u Meeting. 3lSs
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 3l.-Near Stur.
gis, Miss, yesterday, whils John Dspsw,' a
prominent colorsd preacher and politician,
was speaking to IN emigration meeting,
another co!ored man on the outsido Of tho
house fred through an open window,
blowing out bis brsina. Is;
The murderer was arrested aud escapej !,
and was captured again and 10, the sec:
ond time got away. It appears the
preacher WAC about to report the man
who did ths shooting for calf stealing, and
the latter and bis brothsr got,up tho so.
called emigration meeting ostensibly fol
the purpose Of dieoueaing Liberia:as q fu,
ture homo. but really to getSDspew In a
place where they could murder; him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
An Assistant q, s, Attorn,, n,,d D., =

CHICAGO, Oct. Sl,-Jsmes St. Cleir Boal,
Assistant United States Attorney, died at
hiD home, in this city yesterday.
pnon the appointment Of Judge Bsnrs
as : United Ststes District Attorney NJ.
Boal was chosen his ataistaut, and thin
position hs held under all succeeding in.
Cunbents up to tho tins oil bis DEATH = Z